Sentence examples for paid trainees from inspiring English sources

The recommended intensive outpatient program staffing eliminates medical doctors, including psychiatrists and residents, from these programs and greatly increases staffing with paid trainees and aides.

Equation  4 specifies that the ratio of trainees (e.g., resident MDs or other paid trainees) to supervisors (e.g., MDs or psychologists) should fall within the observed ranges.

Use of these evidence-based therapies may substantially increase treatment benefits of patients, and paid trainees and aides may not be able to reliably deliver these therapies.

The suggested staffing of standard outpatient programs would involve hiring more administrative staff and paid trainees, potentially indicating that during the FY01-03 period some more expensive VA clinical staff may have been performing functions that could have been effectively completed by less costly administrative staff or trainees.

The fact that Mr. McDonald touts a work-for-shelter policy -- the fund pays trainees up to $6.50 an hour -- puts him at odds with many homeless services providers, and so does the fact that trainees get evicted from the shelter if they break rules, like missing work assignments or using drugs.

I still would like to see a system of paying trainee nurses, to attract more into the profession; but there's no sign of that happening.

Graduates must pass a state test and meet varying experience requirements as working counselors before the credential is granted; novices may gain the experience by working as paid counselor trainees.

Particular focus is paid to trainees' engagement, hypothesizing motivation and self-efficacy as predictors, and occupational commitment as a distal outcome.

In education, particular attention should be paid to trainees with Accommodating and Converging learning styles, as they are more prone to using their intuition and thereby do not automatically work in an evidence-based way.

The Social Security Department is due to present changes in law later this year to revise, simplify and clarify the criteria that must be met for employees to be paid the trainee rates.

But after inquiries by a reporter for The New York Times, a company that organizes the trainee program in Hiroshima, Ateta Japan, said it had advised Kajiyama Tekko to recalculate the wages it pays foreign trainees and ordered it to grant the vacation days owed to the trainees.